Taiwan has insisted it is a sovereign, independent nation, after US President Donald Trump cautioned it against formally declaring independence from China.
Reuters Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te stands to the right of the picture waving and smiling at his party HQ in Taipei. Behind him is a green backdrop with Chinese lettering.Reuters. President Lai says Taiwan does not need to declare formal independence
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Xi Jinping threw a grand welcome for Donald Trump on the first day of a visit that could reset ties between the rival superpowers.
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The military honour guard lined up outside the Great Hall of the People to welcome Trump, complete with a gun salute and a band playing the US national anthem. The president paused twice to say hello to schoolchildren cheering with Chinese and American flags.
As he shook hands with Xi, he leaned in to pat (…)

La visite d'État éclair de deux jours de Donald Trump en Chine a permis à son hôte Xi Jinping d'engranger deux avantages clés pour l'avenir : imposer un processus de dialogue d'égal à égal entre la Chine et les États-Unis et enclencher un processus vraisemblablement irrémédiable contraignant l'Amérique à réduire son soutien et son aide militaire à Taïwan.
Donald Trump et Xi Jinping passent ren revue un détachement de l'armée chinoise. DR.
Xi Jinping a profité de la venue de Donald Trump (…)

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Green-Left Front MP Robert Kozma argues that any anti-regime electoral coordination in Serbia must be subordinated to the student list arising from the protest movement against Aleksandar Vučić's Serbian Progressive Party (SNS). He explains the Green Left's absence from a recent meeting of pro-European opposition forces and dismisses the ongoing changes to Serbian electoral law as a manoeuvre designed to placate the European Union rather than to improve electoral conditions. [AN]
Robert (…)